There are several Yo API wrapper available for PHP, but none of them are satisfying to me.
First I wanted to find an implementation that was compatible with composer and PSR-4 autoloading. If you don't care about that, you might be interested in this very lightweight implementation : https://github.com/nanexcool/yo-php.
I also wanted to avoid any subsidiary dependency. That's why https://github.com/toin0u/yo didn't do the trick for me, but if you don't care about dependencies then this repo is definitely worth a try.
One last thing : I was not sure whether or not I was right to hate PSR-2 conventions, so I had to find an excuse to try and follow them. So the code here is PSR-2 compliant... and I really don't like that.
with composer
composer.phar require mattjmattj/yo-client
One of the main goal was no dependencies / maximum interoperability. This means
that, to use yo-client, you will have to implement an adapter to your favorite HTTP
client, since none is provided. To do that you need to create a class that
implements Yo\HTTP\Client. This interface is pretty straightforward since it
only has one method:
public function post(\Yo\HTTP\Request $request) : \Yo\HTTP\ResponseAs long as you know how to send a POST request and return the response you're done. (Actually if you really need an already done adapter, a very light implementation based on curl is provided with yo-client, for testing purpose only).
The second thing you need is an API token. You can grab one in your Yo dashboard : https://dev.justyo.co/.
Now that the hard part is complete, just :
// no : you should not use that one, but...
$http = new \Yo\HTTP\Client\LightCurl();
$api_token = '12345-67890-12345-345678';
$yo = new \Yo\Client($http, $api_token);
// you're done. You can Yo me right now :
$yo->yo('MATTJMATTJ');
// or maybe you want to Yo all your subscribers
$yo->yoAll();
// or Yo me a link to an amazing github repo
$yo->yo('MATTJMATTJ', new \Yo\Link('https://github.com/mattjmattj/yo-client'));
// or Yo me your location
$lat = 12.345;
$long = 67.891;
$yo->yo('MATTJMATTJ', new \Yo\Location($lat, $long);The Yo client will return Yo API response encapsulated into a Yo\HTTP\Response.
You don't really want to do that, do you?
Every contribution is welcome, particularly if you have implemented an HTTP client adapter and want to share it.
The source code if delivered with a makefile that performs some checks, like syntax
check or PSR-2 standards compliance. Make sure you run make all before submitting
a pull request.
Currently only sending Yos is available. We will implement the rest of Yo's API in the future.
Yo-client is licensed under BSD-2-Clause.